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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
2
Mrs Janet McKenzie of Boston presents a nut cake recipe praised for simplicity and reliable results. The article extols its uniform quality and broad appeal to household cooks seeking an easy, dependable dessert option.
A damaged recipe passage presents a white nut cake method with walnuts and whipped whites, plus an icing made from sugar and chocolate. It references alternate adding wet and dry mixtures and producing a glossy frosting, with notes on optional colored certificates and frosting variation. The text is garbled but preserves main actions and ingredients.
A vintage ad narrates childhood dislike of castor oil and promotes syrup of senna with figs as a gentler laxative. It extols the product as natural and safe, urging parents to ask their druggist for the genuine mix, spelled out as Syrup of Fig and Tincture of Senna.
In London a suffrage confrontation unfolds as police patrols strengthen, Mrs Pankhurst denounces government policy, and opponents demand resignations. Debates center on whether reform should extend to women and how quickly, with key figures calling for parliamentary action and further demonstrations delayed until the March session.
Seed growers gathered at the convention to back a measure for establishing a seed laboratory at Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts. W. Soumser, Gr. Wentworth and Prof. Alfred Avilngon led a program on seed testing, crop improvement, and farm education. lectures covered selection, hybridization, and plant disease control. The event featured speakers from Bozeman, Ames, and Ohio and included a round of talks on women’s club activities and social center work.
A legislative session features heated debate on an anti lobby bill with motions and amendments. Key figures including Pope Day Dzeklela and Kirschwing navigate committee reports while proxies discuss legal fences labor reforms and education consolidation proposals amid notices from local officials and universities.
A southern man reports his wife suffered stomach issues for years until she started eating Grape-Nuts with cream or milk. After about four weeks, her appetite and digestion improved dramatically, with consistent breakfasts and suppers. The letter, signed Postum Go, Mich, highlights health improved and urges readers to try the product.
A sale notices Hevee lined hose regularly worth 360 wpatr at a reduced price of 199 per pair. Bora’ Tronelad hose offered at 2Bc per pair, promoted as the best stockings for value and quality.
A fragmented list details proposed laws including funding for special deputy sheriffs and peace officers, juvenile court procedures with probation officers duties, escheat property proceedings time limits, compensation for legislative staff, and transportation law revisions. The text references Montana and Kentucky context with several bill numbers and sponsors.
Reading through a long slate, the committee favors bills on appointments and tenure, impeachment rules, record keeping for the Grand Army, and highway funding. Several measures address acknowledgments by corporations, real estate instruments, rural vacancies, and salaries for county officials.
Readable fragments show a children clothing sale at Half price on hats dresses rompers and bonnets with prices like 1.39 to 2.25 and 0.60 to 0.75. Women's Wayne Knit hose four pairs for 1.25. Various sizes from infants to six years noted.
Fragments show a Western Canada meat shortage with reports of reduced dressed beef, high resale prices, and limited supplies from sources like the Muras Wehing plant. Observations describe dwindling cattle, imports from Australia, and rising values amid scarcity.
Mathew E. Hanna, formerly with the alloy, resigned to enter business in New York City. The government does not believe in ting, Captain Hanna, a member of the general staff, witnessed German army maneuvers.
A patent cure named Croxone claims rapid relief from backache arthritis dyspepsia and urinary issues. It neutralizes uric acid dissolves deposits and cleanses kidneys and bladder while promising strong health benefits after several doses. Sold at drug stores with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A garbled 1911 relic discusses a crest and funding, mentioning Walters, costs, and a fragile claim of national dignity tied to a visit. The passage references treasury involvement and an unclear assertion about savings, with several distorted names and numbers.
A Baltic dispatch from Velarstuex reports Russia has authorized government agents to open European auto mobile centers. These centers offer large emergency credits for the purchase of any vehicle suitable for military use, signaling a rapid shift to mobilize civilian transport capacity.
Washington January 27. The rate cases for Intermountain were not decided today by the Supreme Court. Details remain uncertain as the court weighs regulatory and financial implications for the involved parties.
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